Two years ago today it felt like my life was just starting. Not that high school and everything before that didn't matter, or that I wasn't living. None of that at all, it was two years ago today that I left home, flew to California by myself, and started the crash course journey to the rest of my life.
Let's see what started thanks to that trip to California.
- I got used to not being home, sorta. (more got my feet wet so college wouldn't overload me.)
- I learned what CS was, and fell in love with it.
- I formed some of the best friendships on this planet, in three weeks.
- I got to see where CS could take me, which is different than learning CS.
- I got a blog. (This is totally the best thing out of it all. =P)
Two years ago I had three weeks of solid adventures. I traversed San Jose with nothing but the pictures of bus routes to guide me to an In-N-Out, which I was just now able to find on the map just by looking because I still remember the whole experience.
I was doing photo shoots in San Francisco while waiting for the bus that never (eventually) came, singing Hakuna Matata on buses and getting the bus to sing along, arguing Batman vs Iron Man, walking the Golden Gate bridge (and thinking of X-Men), climbing 8 billion stairs to get to Coit tower, and getting sung Happy Birthday to on a bus when it wasn't my birthday.
I was sitting in a super fancy restaurant having "bro" time with the 7 other guys who were there when we went to Santana Row. I think this might be the first time my Blueness really showed, and I think this story ended up getting to most everyone, even if it wasn't supposed to leave the table. Haha. I bought a green feltish hat and a nice jacket type thing from Urban outfitters. Oh yeah, and everyone was in love with the supernice cars that were right there where the shuttle dropped us off.
I was going all over Great America, not shouting Enrique's name, but instead just getting to know different people while trying to find the best rides there. I'm fairly certain I ate some sort of junky food that was way more expensive than it should have been, and then left sorta early to head back to the dorm.
I was playing Ultimate on a near nightly basis, and quoting Romeo and Juliet to get people to play, and running around till we couldn't see anymore, and staying up late in the lounge, and having my laptop used for a terrible excuse for a movie ( =P ), and running off to see Step Up 3D, and then pretending to Parkour everywhere, and going with everyone to see Inception, and "Mind = Blown", and almost getting us killed but Sour Beth saving us, and our shuttle driver running a red light, and sleeping on the shuttle, and playing with the id holder things, and roaming a boat late at night, and strawberries.
There was the time they were talking about time management, and Virginia and Linda had to take a piece of yarn and measure out the time they spent eating and sleeping then cut it off, and Linda had less than an inch of yarn left.
The time that Enrique stole the show with his dance moves on the Intern boat. Literally no one could touch his dance moves.
The time Kyle nonchalantly decided to tell us the building might be on fire.
How Sara Cain got a virus on her computer within a day.
Michelle's obsession with penguins, which it turns out was more of everyone else saying she was obsessed with penguins and it stuck.
When Lynn found the wheat grass shot, and eventually got most people to try it.
Izzy's super fancy outfit for the last day when we were going to present our projects.
Kasra's elevator speech about corn soup.
Sam Couch, Scouch, Scellen, Skeleton? Trying to figure out how Lori and Linda did that.
Kofi impersonating Charles spectacular method of teaching.
Emily, Sara Cain, and Antwan Dodson.
How intense Virginia was in Ultimate Frisbee. Seriously, she's like pro or something.
Itty Britty. I dunno how you spell that, but that. Just Brittany in general.
Sarah, Sarah Beth, and Sara.
Christian having his own theme music thanks to his Nexus One.
Kofi being offered up for trade by Kasra during a project presentation.
There are soo many more memories, and I just spent a good while thinking up things, but I tried to hit things that everyone could remember.
All this though got me started. After this heading off to college didn't seem hard, because I A) was still in the same state, B) knew what my degree was and knew what the future held, and C) knew 4 of my class mates, and had a network of friends who were all starting college with me.
It was the smartest most ingenious thing ever thought up by any company, and I express my gratitude on a regular basis, but thank you Google. Thank you Kat. Thank you Jessica. Thank you Carolyn. Thank you Charles. Thanks to everyone who came and talked to us.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Monday, July 16, 2012
Dearly Beloved
So, I'm sitting here, a day away from my birthday not thinking about what it will be like when I turn 20, but instead thinking about me when I was in 5th grade, because that's when this all started.
Kingdom Hearts that is. Came out in September of 2002, and I honestly have no idea when I first got my hands on it, but I remember raving about it. I remember a lot of things because of it.
I remember being in our old church, and talking to someone's parent about it. Somehow video games came up, and I remember telling them that it was a really good game, it had a lot of Disney characters, and had an amazing story, which to this day can bring me to tears, which may or may not be saying much.
I remember the countless Gummi ships my friend, my brother and I made. Mine were generally sporadic, not very well put together, my friends were the same ship, just with more guns, and my brother always made cool designs. I remember he made the top half of a Gundam, complete with shield.
I remember my sister making Sora walk up and down the steps in Olympus while she narrated his inner monologue. It would frustrate me, but she was so fantastically cute about it all. Always makes me smile when I think about it, and one of the many stories I always tell me friends about her.
I remember going on vacation to Disney World, Lindsey with her voice recorder in tow, and being interviewed about Kingdom Hearts. I talked about the red nocturne in what was one of our vacations most memorable lines, "They spin around and go poof." It sounded great when slowed down. Also there was someone who lived in Agrabah, but I'd have to ask my sister to be sure.
I remember getting my parents to buy me the soundtrack for a birthday or Christmas or something. It's fuzzy. One of the few video games I've bought the soundtrack to, and not because I don't like other soundtracks, but this one was fantastic. If you've never heard it then you are missing out on some of the most beautiful music to grace this planet. Place yourself on an island, standing there looking out at the crystal clear water surrounding you, the sun is just on the horizon, and there's a calm breeze blowing. The waves gently pushing their way on to the beach, and some birds are singing in the distance. I dunno, that's the description I'm getting while listening to Dearly Beloved. =D
Honestly this music. I play games for lots of reasons, but a huge factor is the music. I love me a game with a beautiful soundtrack. I love when the music isn't just there to make it look pretty, but to pull you in and make you a part of the game. The music that pulls at all the right heart strings and makes you feel not only connected to the main character but to the whole universe it takes place in.
They did a fantastic job of it, because I remember spending countless hours listening to the music. I remember wishing I could graduate to the March Caprice because that would be fantastic.
This game did it all though. It didn't just have the music, but it had the game play, it had the story, it had the voices. Sora's voice, Haley Joel Osment, will forever be a part of me, and Sora's character will forever shape who I am. I'll never forget how he was able to run around my screen and shape my future in the way that he did, instilling in me some of my greatest ideals and morals. Just his relationship with Kairi, and how pure it was. How pure his entire outlook on life was. I'll never be Sora, but I'll always strive for it.
I could rant about this game for hours, I really could, I'm only scraping the surface here, but I'm going to stop there for now. Rave about it some more another day.
I'll just leave you with this, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECPqsqvHuWc&feature=youtu.be
Listen to it if you can because I promise you it's beautiful, and you should hear it at least once.
Kingdom Hearts that is. Came out in September of 2002, and I honestly have no idea when I first got my hands on it, but I remember raving about it. I remember a lot of things because of it.
I remember being in our old church, and talking to someone's parent about it. Somehow video games came up, and I remember telling them that it was a really good game, it had a lot of Disney characters, and had an amazing story, which to this day can bring me to tears, which may or may not be saying much.
I remember the countless Gummi ships my friend, my brother and I made. Mine were generally sporadic, not very well put together, my friends were the same ship, just with more guns, and my brother always made cool designs. I remember he made the top half of a Gundam, complete with shield.
I remember my sister making Sora walk up and down the steps in Olympus while she narrated his inner monologue. It would frustrate me, but she was so fantastically cute about it all. Always makes me smile when I think about it, and one of the many stories I always tell me friends about her.
I remember going on vacation to Disney World, Lindsey with her voice recorder in tow, and being interviewed about Kingdom Hearts. I talked about the red nocturne in what was one of our vacations most memorable lines, "They spin around and go poof." It sounded great when slowed down. Also there was someone who lived in Agrabah, but I'd have to ask my sister to be sure.
I remember getting my parents to buy me the soundtrack for a birthday or Christmas or something. It's fuzzy. One of the few video games I've bought the soundtrack to, and not because I don't like other soundtracks, but this one was fantastic. If you've never heard it then you are missing out on some of the most beautiful music to grace this planet. Place yourself on an island, standing there looking out at the crystal clear water surrounding you, the sun is just on the horizon, and there's a calm breeze blowing. The waves gently pushing their way on to the beach, and some birds are singing in the distance. I dunno, that's the description I'm getting while listening to Dearly Beloved. =D
Honestly this music. I play games for lots of reasons, but a huge factor is the music. I love me a game with a beautiful soundtrack. I love when the music isn't just there to make it look pretty, but to pull you in and make you a part of the game. The music that pulls at all the right heart strings and makes you feel not only connected to the main character but to the whole universe it takes place in.
They did a fantastic job of it, because I remember spending countless hours listening to the music. I remember wishing I could graduate to the March Caprice because that would be fantastic.
This game did it all though. It didn't just have the music, but it had the game play, it had the story, it had the voices. Sora's voice, Haley Joel Osment, will forever be a part of me, and Sora's character will forever shape who I am. I'll never forget how he was able to run around my screen and shape my future in the way that he did, instilling in me some of my greatest ideals and morals. Just his relationship with Kairi, and how pure it was. How pure his entire outlook on life was. I'll never be Sora, but I'll always strive for it.
I could rant about this game for hours, I really could, I'm only scraping the surface here, but I'm going to stop there for now. Rave about it some more another day.
I'll just leave you with this, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECPqsqvHuWc&feature=youtu.be
Listen to it if you can because I promise you it's beautiful, and you should hear it at least once.
Friday, July 13, 2012
6 Days
Not quite as significant as last years 21 Days post, but hey still kinda cool.
I don't have much to say, nothing is wreaking havoc on my mind at the moment, which is a genuinely good thing. Only downside is that I'm left with a pointless post, but after that last one this is probably for the better. Give you guys a bit of a break.
So last year at this time Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 had yet to come out. Still had 2 days for that, and I managed to run down to Fort Worth to stay at Corey's, who I'd talked to for less than half a year at that point, to see it along with Cathy, Eric, and Katie.
Last year at this time Brian's film No Such Thing As Monsters had yet to premiere. It was quite fantastic. Dark, and intimidating, but fantastic. He's great with film, and is definitely going to make some thought provoking ideas come to life.
This year at this time I have a co-op with Alcatel-Lucent. All the coworkers are supportive, and always offering their services if I ever have any questions. Getting to do testing, and fixing bugs which is cool, and definitely educational.
This year at this time I make sure to catch Cody for a game of LoL almost everyday. It's a great way for me to keep in touch with him, and I very much enjoy the continuing friendship with him. His friends Blizz and Angel are pretty cool people too. I'm never really around when anyone else is on. Except for J... I can't think of his name, sorry.
Last year at this time I was anticipating the bright lights of Times Square, and the bright faces of some amazing friends. I might not have understood exactly how much Google was doing for us when the paid for us to go to New York/California, but I definitely understand it now, and couldn't be more grateful for what they've given me. If you're friends with me on Facebook you have probably seen my reactions to Emily showing up in Austin. That's something I can never thank Google enough for.
This year at this time I'm just planning out that last bit of "reckless" before I hit the 20 mark and leave the "teen"s behind. If you know me though, then you know my bit of "reckless" will just consist of hanging out with friends, going to the mall, playing video games, and working. Haha. Planning on having a super fantastic last weekend as a teenager before I lose the right to be angsty and super emotional and such.
I dunno, I just kinda felt like rambling here. One of these days, I'll be able to completely ramble, and not hold anything back. I'm kinda looking forward to being a super completely open book, but for now you just get to sit back and read as you imagine me as some mysterious person. That makes me cool right, being mysterious. I feel like Lizzie McGuire talked about that in an episode once... Eh, that was ages ago, I could be wrong.
I'm out now! Maybe I'll post again before I'm 20, but that's probably a bit of a stretch. =P
I don't have much to say, nothing is wreaking havoc on my mind at the moment, which is a genuinely good thing. Only downside is that I'm left with a pointless post, but after that last one this is probably for the better. Give you guys a bit of a break.
So last year at this time Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 had yet to come out. Still had 2 days for that, and I managed to run down to Fort Worth to stay at Corey's, who I'd talked to for less than half a year at that point, to see it along with Cathy, Eric, and Katie.
Last year at this time Brian's film No Such Thing As Monsters had yet to premiere. It was quite fantastic. Dark, and intimidating, but fantastic. He's great with film, and is definitely going to make some thought provoking ideas come to life.
This year at this time I have a co-op with Alcatel-Lucent. All the coworkers are supportive, and always offering their services if I ever have any questions. Getting to do testing, and fixing bugs which is cool, and definitely educational.
This year at this time I make sure to catch Cody for a game of LoL almost everyday. It's a great way for me to keep in touch with him, and I very much enjoy the continuing friendship with him. His friends Blizz and Angel are pretty cool people too. I'm never really around when anyone else is on. Except for J... I can't think of his name, sorry.
Last year at this time I was anticipating the bright lights of Times Square, and the bright faces of some amazing friends. I might not have understood exactly how much Google was doing for us when the paid for us to go to New York/California, but I definitely understand it now, and couldn't be more grateful for what they've given me. If you're friends with me on Facebook you have probably seen my reactions to Emily showing up in Austin. That's something I can never thank Google enough for.
This year at this time I'm just planning out that last bit of "reckless" before I hit the 20 mark and leave the "teen"s behind. If you know me though, then you know my bit of "reckless" will just consist of hanging out with friends, going to the mall, playing video games, and working. Haha. Planning on having a super fantastic last weekend as a teenager before I lose the right to be angsty and super emotional and such.
I dunno, I just kinda felt like rambling here. One of these days, I'll be able to completely ramble, and not hold anything back. I'm kinda looking forward to being a super completely open book, but for now you just get to sit back and read as you imagine me as some mysterious person. That makes me cool right, being mysterious. I feel like Lizzie McGuire talked about that in an episode once... Eh, that was ages ago, I could be wrong.
I'm out now! Maybe I'll post again before I'm 20, but that's probably a bit of a stretch. =P
Monday, July 9, 2012
Two years?
You mean to tell me I've been out of high school for two years. I've almost had this blog for two years. In a few weeks I'll have known Lynn and Emily and Kasra and Enrique and the whole CSSI crowd for two whole years? I would have named you all, but that's 28 people, plus Jessica, Kat, and Carolyn. Soo many people!
So wait, there's four years since I met Camron, Cici and the freshmen my Junior year. Then that means six years I've known Brian and Brison and Kylie and numerous other high school friends? And seven years for Chelsea and Emilee. Nine for Meghan and Kelcey and Chris (if you don't count Baseball) and Ryan (if you don't count our parents being sorta friends when we were like 3) and the rest of my middle school friends. Thirteen years for Cody, and fourteen for Erik! Fifteen for Jessica, if that still counts as a friendship.
I didn't name everyone, but I'm sorry. There are a lot of you, and I'm happy to have every single one of you as a friend. I think what's crazier to think about, isn't how long I've been friends with people, but looking at the people I've barely met. With all of those friendships in perspective it's weird thinking I've only known Jacob for a little under two years now. Eric, Ann, Eric, Corey and Gerardo even less than Jacob. Cathy less than that, but still over a year and a halfish. I've known Pedro for a year in August, and Nikki less than that.
How has time flown by so quickly and yet slow enough that in less than a year I can form some of the strongest bonds I've ever felt. I could have sworn we spent endless hours debating what we should do, and at the same time it was only yesterday that I stumbled into the piano lounge to listen to the Kingdom Hearts guy and found the crew.
Speaking of recently, just last week Cody and I were running around in the back yard fighting in tournaments and taking down evil with intricately woven plots and interweaving characters who resurfaced from time to time with his Mayhanna and my simple Elf. How was this all not last week!?
It's interesting though, because anytime I sit down and think about the future I really worry I'm going to waste it away. Everyone thinks that to some extent I think, but somehow I've managed to not waste it. I do spend a lot of time dwelling on the future, and more time dwelling on the past, but I find the time to enjoy the now. The time to celebrate what is right in front of me.
I'm not the best at it by any means. I'm not constantly seizing the moment, and yet I still feel like the majority of my time has gone to good use. I could always improve, but I'll never stop being able to improve.
And then there's the couple of days right after watching an exceptionally good movie. I tell myself I'm going to do all of these crazy things like in the movies. I'm going to develop super crazy acrobatics, or go on to make a difference. I'm silly like that. I let movies get to me.
For example, I watched The Amazing Spiderman last night. I still on occasion try to access my hidden superpowers, and hope that one day they'll surface, even though I know the chances of that happening are pretty impossible. I'm a dreamer like that. And I'm perfectly cool with that, and don't ever want to accept the fact that it's not going to happen. Young, naive, inexperienced... Take your pick, but I'm cool with that.
You see, I have no idea where I'll be in two more years. I can't tell you what new thing I'll be pining after, and I can't tell you what I'll fill my time doing. I hope, however, that I keep this part of me. That I'm able to dream. Because that's really one of the only things I fear. I guess, in a way, I fear reality. I like breaking it when I can.
Let's see things I think of when I think of "reality":
-After you graduate high school you and your friends will go different ways and won't see each other.
-Same for college graduation, except a bit more likely you'll still interact.
-People are only going to hurt you.
-Some dreams are too far fetched, you should set your sights on something more attainable.
And I can't think of anything else now. Silly me.
I know reality isn't all dark like that, but those are a few of my problems with "reality". Call me an idealist, but I really don't want to ever agree with those. Friendships last if you make the effort. I mean, what was the whole beginning of this post about. In fact, I feel like I've gotten closer to Cody than I was in recent years and that's just by making an effort to play an online game with him daily. Do friends grow apart, yeah, it happens. It sucks too. Just people change a lot in their high school/college years, and you can't be mad with someone who finally grows into the person they've been trying to find all those years. You might just not be the same buddy buddy that you were before you changed. You can stay in touch, you can hold on to the friendship if it means something to you. There's nothing in the "real world" that says you can't stay friends.
I'm never going to give in to the idea that people are only going to hurt me. Have I been hurt? Oh yes I have. I've been decimated by people before, but for some silly reason I keep believing in them. I watch TV, and see all sorts of things that make me angry at humans, but it really doesn't change my believe in how good they can be. Oh well, looks like I'll forever be cursed by loving people, and giving them a chance instead of expecting them to backstab me from the first time I meet them.
And while some dreams (the superpower ones) might be impossible it doesn't hurt to dream big. I mean, I've always dreamed of acting in a movie, being a superhero or being the guy who falls in love with the girl. I don't really ever see that happening. Sadly I've let that get a bit too clouded by reality. Also dreamed of being a dolphin trainer. Probably not going to happen, but I could make it happen. I could train myself, and learn Marine Biology. I could dance cheesily in SeaWorld's shows. Honestly I almost went that path, but opted out because I felt like I could do something better elsewhere. Darn my being smart and feeling like something was expected of said smartness.
Lastly, I dream of making a change. Somehow doing something that gets people's attention and saying the right thing that causes a positive impact all over. I'm just one kid from Amarillo, Texas though. Honestly not that special. There's a ton of Computer Scientists out there that scare me with what they know. There's a billion other bloggers who can phrase things better than me. I just can't help but think that somehow I'll do something that catches someone's eye and then causes a landslide where all of a sudden I'm in a position to do something. That would be fantastic.
Who know maybe in a few more years something will happen. Perhaps I'll make one of my dreams a reality. I dunno, what do you think.
Thankfully, I took a break after the first part, then came back later. It's a better post than I had originally intended and I like when that happens. Hopefully you do too, because it's kinda for you, the reader. =D
So wait, there's four years since I met Camron, Cici and the freshmen my Junior year. Then that means six years I've known Brian and Brison and Kylie and numerous other high school friends? And seven years for Chelsea and Emilee. Nine for Meghan and Kelcey and Chris (if you don't count Baseball) and Ryan (if you don't count our parents being sorta friends when we were like 3) and the rest of my middle school friends. Thirteen years for Cody, and fourteen for Erik! Fifteen for Jessica, if that still counts as a friendship.
I didn't name everyone, but I'm sorry. There are a lot of you, and I'm happy to have every single one of you as a friend. I think what's crazier to think about, isn't how long I've been friends with people, but looking at the people I've barely met. With all of those friendships in perspective it's weird thinking I've only known Jacob for a little under two years now. Eric, Ann, Eric, Corey and Gerardo even less than Jacob. Cathy less than that, but still over a year and a halfish. I've known Pedro for a year in August, and Nikki less than that.
How has time flown by so quickly and yet slow enough that in less than a year I can form some of the strongest bonds I've ever felt. I could have sworn we spent endless hours debating what we should do, and at the same time it was only yesterday that I stumbled into the piano lounge to listen to the Kingdom Hearts guy and found the crew.
Speaking of recently, just last week Cody and I were running around in the back yard fighting in tournaments and taking down evil with intricately woven plots and interweaving characters who resurfaced from time to time with his Mayhanna and my simple Elf. How was this all not last week!?
It's interesting though, because anytime I sit down and think about the future I really worry I'm going to waste it away. Everyone thinks that to some extent I think, but somehow I've managed to not waste it. I do spend a lot of time dwelling on the future, and more time dwelling on the past, but I find the time to enjoy the now. The time to celebrate what is right in front of me.
I'm not the best at it by any means. I'm not constantly seizing the moment, and yet I still feel like the majority of my time has gone to good use. I could always improve, but I'll never stop being able to improve.
And then there's the couple of days right after watching an exceptionally good movie. I tell myself I'm going to do all of these crazy things like in the movies. I'm going to develop super crazy acrobatics, or go on to make a difference. I'm silly like that. I let movies get to me.
For example, I watched The Amazing Spiderman last night. I still on occasion try to access my hidden superpowers, and hope that one day they'll surface, even though I know the chances of that happening are pretty impossible. I'm a dreamer like that. And I'm perfectly cool with that, and don't ever want to accept the fact that it's not going to happen. Young, naive, inexperienced... Take your pick, but I'm cool with that.
You see, I have no idea where I'll be in two more years. I can't tell you what new thing I'll be pining after, and I can't tell you what I'll fill my time doing. I hope, however, that I keep this part of me. That I'm able to dream. Because that's really one of the only things I fear. I guess, in a way, I fear reality. I like breaking it when I can.
Let's see things I think of when I think of "reality":
-After you graduate high school you and your friends will go different ways and won't see each other.
-Same for college graduation, except a bit more likely you'll still interact.
-People are only going to hurt you.
-Some dreams are too far fetched, you should set your sights on something more attainable.
And I can't think of anything else now. Silly me.
I know reality isn't all dark like that, but those are a few of my problems with "reality". Call me an idealist, but I really don't want to ever agree with those. Friendships last if you make the effort. I mean, what was the whole beginning of this post about. In fact, I feel like I've gotten closer to Cody than I was in recent years and that's just by making an effort to play an online game with him daily. Do friends grow apart, yeah, it happens. It sucks too. Just people change a lot in their high school/college years, and you can't be mad with someone who finally grows into the person they've been trying to find all those years. You might just not be the same buddy buddy that you were before you changed. You can stay in touch, you can hold on to the friendship if it means something to you. There's nothing in the "real world" that says you can't stay friends.
I'm never going to give in to the idea that people are only going to hurt me. Have I been hurt? Oh yes I have. I've been decimated by people before, but for some silly reason I keep believing in them. I watch TV, and see all sorts of things that make me angry at humans, but it really doesn't change my believe in how good they can be. Oh well, looks like I'll forever be cursed by loving people, and giving them a chance instead of expecting them to backstab me from the first time I meet them.
And while some dreams (the superpower ones) might be impossible it doesn't hurt to dream big. I mean, I've always dreamed of acting in a movie, being a superhero or being the guy who falls in love with the girl. I don't really ever see that happening. Sadly I've let that get a bit too clouded by reality. Also dreamed of being a dolphin trainer. Probably not going to happen, but I could make it happen. I could train myself, and learn Marine Biology. I could dance cheesily in SeaWorld's shows. Honestly I almost went that path, but opted out because I felt like I could do something better elsewhere. Darn my being smart and feeling like something was expected of said smartness.
Lastly, I dream of making a change. Somehow doing something that gets people's attention and saying the right thing that causes a positive impact all over. I'm just one kid from Amarillo, Texas though. Honestly not that special. There's a ton of Computer Scientists out there that scare me with what they know. There's a billion other bloggers who can phrase things better than me. I just can't help but think that somehow I'll do something that catches someone's eye and then causes a landslide where all of a sudden I'm in a position to do something. That would be fantastic.
Who know maybe in a few more years something will happen. Perhaps I'll make one of my dreams a reality. I dunno, what do you think.
Thankfully, I took a break after the first part, then came back later. It's a better post than I had originally intended and I like when that happens. Hopefully you do too, because it's kinda for you, the reader. =D
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